Les lofts

The accommodation comprises three 30 m² lofts for two people and an 80 m² apartment that can sleep four. Each loft includes a bedroom, a private bathroom and an equipped kitchen; the apartment has two bedrooms and a living room. The kitchens make it easy to prepare meals, with a hob, fridge, microwave and utensils.

The accommodation is air-conditioned and soundproofed. It offers views of the garden and city, as well as a furnished patio with outdoor furniture and a dining area. A coffee machine, kettle and flat-screen TV complete the facilities. Beds vary by accommodation: each of the three lofts has one large or extra-large double bed, while the apartment has two extra-large double beds. The apartment also has a high chair.

The lofts have a garden, terrace, patio and outdoor dining area furnished with garden furniture. The accommodation has a private entrance, heating, air conditioning and soundproofed windows. Kitchen facilities include a fridge, microwave, hob, toaster, kettle and coffee machine. A flat-screen TV and internet access are also available.

The bathrooms have a shower or bath, towels, bed linen, toiletries and a hairdryer. The garden and patio provide space to eat outdoors. Activities available in the area include hiking, horse riding, fishing, canoeing and golf. Free public parking is available on site. Breakfast is served as a continental or buffet option.

LʼIsle-sur-la-Sorgue is a Provençal town crossed by the Sorgue, whose branches and waterwheels give the streets of the centre a distinctive character. You can explore the quays, footbridges and canals on foot; the markets and antique shops also draw visitors and collectors. It retains the atmosphere of a lively small town, with local life continuing around its squares and riverbanks.

La Filaventure, a museum dedicated to the history of the Brun de Vian-Tiran spinning mill, is 280 m away. Gautier Park offers space for a stroll 270 m away, while L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue – Fontaine-de-Vaucluse station is 140 m away. Avignon Exhibition Centre is 15 km away and the Papal Palace is 23 km away; Avignon makes for an outing to discover its medieval heritage and ramparts. The town is easy to explore on foot, and the station makes it convenient to travel around the area.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks in the Vaucluse, with generally milder temperatures for strolling by the water or visiting nearby villages. In summer, markets and terraces bring the town to life, while on hot days it is best to plan visits for early morning or late afternoon. You can spend a day exploring the canals, visiting La Filaventure and making a trip to Avignon. The landscapes of the Luberon and the Provençal villages nearby offer other places to visit by car.